Ghosts Sightings, Evidence & The Latest Ghostly News

The UK has had some of the worst downpours in decades with more rain forecast, but could this extreme weather result in an increase in paranormal activity?

Wales is packed full of medieval castle, historic pubs and buildings with grim pasts. Amongst the folklore that surrounds these paces are plenty of tales of ghostly goings.

Some paranormal investigators claim that Einstein has offered a scientific basis for the existence of ghosts, based on his findings that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.

It's as hard to convince a skeptic that ghosts exist as it is to convince a believer in the paranormal that they don't, but what would it take to prove the paranormal is real?

Britain has no shortage of notable and historic libraries, these ten haunted libraries are those which also have famous ghost stories attached to them.

The South East of England played strategic importance during WWII, so it's no surprise that the region has its fair share of ghost stories to tell.

With so many people living and dying in the West Midlands and with so much history, it's no surprise that the region has some of the most haunted places in the country.

The capital city of Scotland is easily one of the most haunted cities in the UK, perhaps due to its rich history, historic buildings and its sometimes dark past.

The US television show 'Ghosts Of Morgan City' have captured possibly the best apparition ever seen on video, but what do paranormal experts think about the evidence?

Ghostwatch aired on 31st October 1992, it appeared to be a live broadcast gone horribly wrong and becoming the BBC's most controversial television show of all time.

These are the most haunted buildings and locations in the East of England, including locations in Norwich, Colchester and other towns across Essex.

A mischievous poltergeist nicknamed Pete was said to have haunted the workshop of Mower Services on Crwys Road in the Cathays area of Cardiff from 1979 up until 1993.

Britain is known for its grand country houses, stately homes and ornate mansions, but many of them are said to be paranormal hotspots haunted by their past inhabitants.

The North West of England played a major role in the industrial revolution and today has plenty of paranormal hotspots, mostly concentrated in the cities of Manchester, Liverpool and Blackpool.

Shouldn't more people be reporting seeing full-bodied apparitions like Grey Ladies and phantom soldiers? Today reports of ghosts tend to describe a dark shadowy figure or sensation of a presence being near.

The North East England is home to one of the most haunted castles in the UK, as well as several other very famous paranormal hotspots, including the infamous Schooner Hotel.

There are plenty of tourist attractions in the UK that sell themselves on their paranormal activity, these are the 15 places where you're most likely to see a ghost.

The East Midlands has the highest concentration of haunted places of all the English counties, perhaps due to its rich history of coal mining, as well as the production of textiles and clothing.

Yorkshire and the Humber's important role in the industry revolution gave rise to many "dark satanic mills". With so much blood, sweat and tears it's no surprise that the region has some of the most haunted places in the country.

A woman who made headlines by marrying the ghost of a pirate, has divorced him after claiming that he tried to kill her.